It is well known that international-level players have time to dedicate to their pleasures. One of them is Real Madrid's Brazilian star, Vinicius Jr., who after training spends his time on one of the things he enjoys most: playing video games.

However, one thing is a healthy pastime for relaxation and distraction, and another is spending many hours in front of a screen. That seems to be the case for the Merengues' forward, who in a conversation with Ibai Llanos spoke openly about it.

How much time does Vinicius Jr. spend playing PlayStation?

In the chat between the Spanish streamer and the Real Madrid scorer, he openly explained what his daily routine looks like. It revolves around going to training, returning home, taking a nap, eating, and then sitting down to play on the console.

The South American said that from 7:00 p.m. until midnight, he plays PlayStation with his friends, specifically a couple of his favorite games: Call of Duty and FC 26.

I'm good at FIFA. We play Pro Clubs, each with our own player. I have a good team and we have a great time, with my friends here and with my friends from Brazil. What I like to do most at home is play PlayStation and padel. I built a court at home.

Vinicius Jr.

The player told Llanos.

So the forward lives a lifestyle many young people dream of. He enjoys his free time playing video games alongside his closest friends, and the next day he gets up to go to training again.

Vinicius Jr.'s statistics in the league and the Champions League

This year has been a roller coaster for Real Madrid. They began the season with a former idol, Xabi Alonso. But everything went wrong for the team and the coach. Poor results became the norm, and he was eventually dismissed.

With him, Vinicius Jr. did not enjoy much regularity. There was even talk that he might leave the club because of his strained relationship with Alonso. In the end, the coach departed, and the Brazilian has started to shine again.

• Matches played: 23
• Goals: 8 (including 3 penalties)
• Assists: 5
• Minutes played: 1,768
• Yellow cards: 5
• Successful dribbles: 54 (from 127 attempts)

Meanwhile, in the UEFA Champions League, his numbers are:

• Matches played: 8
• Goals: 1 (scored against Monaco)
• Assists: 6 (team leader in this category)
• Minutes played: 631
• Top speed: 34.06 km/h
• Passing accuracy: 78.4%

Little by little he has been returning to his best level, which brings great excitement to Real Madrid supporters.